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Connect Safely 12-18s Training Brochure 2026

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Peep learning Together Programme Training

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Register Here - Parent Programmes Registration Form

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Training Opportunity in Child and Youth Participation. Please apply directly to the TUSLA Training Department via the email on the form.

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Peep Learning Together Programme Training with Let's Grow Together. Register here - https://forms.office.com/e/Ci0jC5gXnf

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Peep learning Together Programme Training

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HSE - Health Infomation - TrustedSources

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Bookings are now open for Helium's FREE Easter Camp in MALLOW for children and young people with long-term physical health conditions.

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Cork County

Easter Camp

Location: The Big Blue Cube, Mallow

Ages: 8-12 years

Workshop Dates: 31st March-2nd April

Book your Mallow space HERE!

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Webinar title: Talking to Your Teen - webinar for parents & guardians

Date & Time: Thursday 12th February 7:30pm-8:30pm

Description: A webinar for parents and guardians in collaboration with the National Parents Council. This webinar, collaboratively facilitated by Neart and the National Parents Council explores the foundation of communication skills within the parent-child relationship, while providing practical strategies for parents/guardians on talking to their teen about their mental health and wellbeing.

Register for the webinar

Neart newsletter: To keep up to-date with other parent & guardian webinars and podcasts developed by Neart please register for our monthly newsletter!

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WHAT I CAN DO IF I AM WORRIED ABOUT A CHILD'S SAFETY

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How do I report a concern about a child?Tusla - Child and Family Agency

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The Child and Family Agency was established on 1st January 2014 and is now the dedicated State agency responsible for improving wellbeing and outcomes for children.

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Parents Plus Adolescent Programme Spring 2026.

[9 sessions including an information / introduction / meet & greet session.

PARENTS PLUS Adolescent Programme is an evidence-based parenting course promoting effective communication and positive relationships in families with adolescents aged 11 to 16 years. This weekly programme which includes an invitation to an information / meet and greet session is practical, solution-focused and draws on parents strengths.

8 session programme sessions includes topics such as:

Manage and resolve conflict

Build self-esteem and confidence

Create warm connected relationships

Positively discipline adolescents

Negotiate rules and boundaries

Solve problems together

Communicate positively and effectively

Reduce your own stress as parents

PARENTS PLUS  Adolescent Programme

Information / Introduction / Meet and greet session

Date: Wednesday 4th February 2026 @ 10.00 a.m

‘Free’ 8 Week Course - 2 hours per week

When: Wednesday  10.00 a.m – 12.00 noon

Programme Dates: February 11th & 25th

March 11th,18th & 25th and April 15th, 22nd & 29th

Venue: Presentation Secondary School, Ballyphehane.

Facilitators: Jacqueline Daly – [DAPP]  & Lisa Casey – [HSCL] Coláiste Éamann Rís.

For further information, to reserve your place and to request an application form contact: Jackie on 087-1962030.

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Parents Plus Flyer DAPP Feb - April 2026 [Updated]

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Please note contact number is 021 4507999.  (Apologies as Poster is missing a digit)

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Please note contact number is 021 4507999.  (Apologies as Poster is missing a digit)

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Please note contact number is 021 4507999. (Apologies as Poster is missing a digit)

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The Voices in Harmony Concert is an event at City Hall on the 18th November to Celebrate World Childrens Day (World Childrens day is 20th). This will bring together young people living in International Protection, including Ukrainians, alongside other youth groups. The City Hall will light up Blue in recognition of World Children’ Day, which is UNICEF’s global day of action for children, by children, marking the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. ‘Listen to the future, Stand up for children’s rights’ is this year’s theme. This day is being led out by the ETB with support from Child Friendly Cities, CYPSC, Cork Migrant Centre amongst others.

I would like to ask if you or representatives from your organisation would attend, we want to show our support to Children and Young People. The evening promises to be inspiring, fun and engaging, as our young people will be leading out on this, through performances, singing and spoken word. There will be an ongoing Exhibition of Children and Young People’s Art in the Atrium of the City Hall during the week also.

We would appreciate your attendance and support on the 18th. Please share with your Networks, this is a family day and parents/guardians/families are welcome. If you would like to find out more about this event please direct your inquiries to Fiona Quinn who is leading out on this fiona.quinn@corketb.ie

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Parent Group October 2025 Poster_Morning Groups

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Parent Group October 2025 Poster_Evening Group

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Parents Plus for those with children 1-6 years old 

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PP Children's Programme Flyer_9 Oct to 4 Dec 2025

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Solihull Approach 2-Day Infant Mental Health Foundation Training

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Solihull Approach 2-Day Infant Mental Health Foundation Training

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Apply Here: https://forms.office.com/e/4Y9XHipLew

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Solihull Approach 2-Day Foundation Training

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Priority given to those working in the Let's Grow Together catchment area

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For Cork city Northwest area (Let's Grow Together catchment area)

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The Separation Network are delighted to bring a series of Training  Events to front-line practitioners across the country this autumn.

All events are low cost; however, please email geraldine@rainbowsireland.ie if you wish to discuss the fees.

We would like to see as many front-line practitioners as possible avail themselves of these amazing training events over the coming months.

Please let your colleagues know, especially those working to support families post-separation.

All events can be viewed and booked by following this link: Programme of Activity – Rainbows Ireland

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Programme of Activity - Rainbows Ireland

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Rainbows Ireland, National Office, Unit 11, Michael Galvin Building, Base Enterprise Centre, Damastown Road, Mulhuddart, Dublin 15, D15 C668

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This summer, Cork Pride will make history by hosting its first-ever dedicated Youth Pride event on the 29th of July from 4.30pm to 8.30pm — a celebration created specifically for all young people, in particuler LGBTQ+ individuals aged 14 to 17 across the city and county. Set to take place at Wilde, the event is designed as a vibrant, supportive, and safe space where young people can connect, celebrate being themselves, and express themselves freely.

The event will centre on the theme of mental health and emotional well-being, recognising how crucial it is to nurture and protect the mental health of young LGBTQ+ individuals. Throughout the evening, young people will have access to live performances, a DJ set, art therapy workshops, and a range of information stands from Cork-based mental health organisations. There will also be a selection of specially crafted, non-alcoholic juice drinks, celebrating inclusivity in a monitored drug-free and alcohol-free environment.

TICKETS: https://eventmaster.ie/event/ZdexsMWcZY

The event is being coordinated through a partnership between Cork Pride, CDYS Youth Work Ireland The Hut UBU Youth Project, Early Earth and Wilde

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The first five years of your child’s life are crucial for their long-term positive mental health. To help you create a nurturing environment, the National Parents Council (NPC), in partnership with St. Patrick's Mental Health Services, is offering free online webinars designed to empower parents with practical tools and advice.

📅 Session Dates and Times:

Monday, 28th July: 12pm or 7.30pm

Thursday, 31st July: 12pm

What You’ll Learn:
This programme provides valuable insights and strategies, including:

How everyday life impacts your child’s mental health.

Helping your child manage emotions and cope with challenges.

Building and nurturing a strong parent-child relationship.

Supporting your child in developing resilience.

Promoting children’s rights for a mentally healthy life.

Practical steps to implement the Five Ways to Wellbeing.

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Supporting your Child's Positive Mental Health

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What is the Living Well Programme?

The Living Well Programme is a free, 6–week, group self-management programme for adults with chronic or long-term health conditions. The programme supports people to develop the skills and confidence to live well with their health condition. The programme focuses on developing and enhancing confidence and self-management skills. It complements clinical treatment and other patient education programmes.

It is an evidence-based self-management programme originally developed at Stanford University and you can read the ‘Report on the Impact of the HSE Living Well Programme’ here.

What does Living Well involve?

Living Well runs in-person or online for six weeks. There is one workshop each week lasting 2.5 hours.

Workshops are delivered by two trained leaders, one or both of whom are living with a long-term health condition (peers).

The workshops are delivered in a relaxed and friendly way. Participants share experiences of living with a long-term health condition(s).

Each person who takes part gets a book about self-management.

People can sign up themselves or can be referred by a healthcare professional.

Who can join the Living Well programme?

Living Well is for adults aged 18 years and over. It is suitable for those

living with one or more long-term health conditions

caring for someone with a long-term health condition

It is not suitable however, for people with significant memory or learning difficulties.

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Is your child starting school for the first time in September?

Join our PEEP groups to help your child prepare for this Big Transition.

Blackpool Wed 20th Aug(10.30-11.30 am)

Knocknaheeny Thursday 21st Aug (10.30-11.30 am)

Contact -Carol @ Let's Grow Together on 021 6010656

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Dear Colleague

I am pleased to announce the dates of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion Training course (FPSHP) that will take place in Northridge House, Mahon, Cork this Autumn/Winter.

The dates are as follows:

7th and 8th October 2025

18th and 19th November 2025

25th and 26th November 2025

I have attached an application form and course flyer for your info.

Please note that applications should be emailed to Emily Lynch (emily.lynch1@hse.ie) and the closing date for receipt of completed applications forms is July 14th 2025.

As we are always over subscribed for this course, the places are allocated based on a completed application form (including Line Manager’s signature) and a phone/zoom based short interview (approx. 20-25mins) wherein we discuss how the course will meet your needs.

Interviews are likely to be held in early September 2025.

In the meantime if you have any queries, please feel free to contact me on the email/mobile number below.

Kind regards

Catherine

Catherine Byrne

Health Promotion & Improvement Officer | HSE South West

Health Promotion and Improvement Department | Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital | Western Road | Cork | Eircode: T12 WP62

☎ 021 4921641 (Reception)   ☎ 087 1234041 (Mobile) Catherine.byrne2@hse.ie | southwest.hse.ie @HSESouthWest

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Dear Colleague

I am pleased to announce the dates of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion Training course (FPSHP) that will take place in Northridge House, Mahon, Cork this Autumn/Winter.

The dates are as follows:

7th and 8th October 2025

18th and 19th November 2025

25th and 26th November 2025

I have attached an application form and course flyer for your info.

Please note that applications should be emailed to Emily Lynch (emily.lynch1@hse.ie) and the closing date for receipt of completed applications forms is July 14th 2025.

As we are always over subscribed for this course, the places are allocated based on a completed application form (including Line Manager’s signature) and a phone/zoom based short interview (approx. 20-25mins) wherein we discuss how the course will meet your needs.

Interviews are likely to be held in early September 2025.

In the meantime if you have any queries, please feel free to contact me on the email/mobile number below.

Kind regards

Catherine

Catherine Byrne

Health Promotion & Improvement Officer | HSE South West

Health Promotion and Improvement Department | Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital | Western Road | Cork | Eircode: T12 WP62

☎ 021 4921641 (Reception)   ☎ 087 1234041 (Mobile) Catherine.byrne2@hse.ie | southwest.hse.ie @HSESouthWest

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Youth Mental Health Event & Disco, with a focus on LGBTQIA+ Young People

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Youth Mental Health Event & Disco, with a focus on LGBTQIA+ Young People

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Contact Joe for info on date & tickets.

@joeyouthwork 0868274863 joe@cdys.ie

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Cork City Partnership in conjunction with ACE, UCC will be delivering a NFQ Level 6 Mental Health in the Community Certificate. This programme is supported by SICAP. Course and application details are outlined in the flyer.

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INFORMATION FOR PARENTS TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD SRATING PRESCHOOL OR PRIMARY SCHOOL

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Substance Use Issues & Community Work Course 2025/26

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Substance Use Issues & Community Work Course 2025/26

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The Substance Use Issues & Community Work [Evening] Course 2025/26 is now open for application.

Students who complete The Substance Use Issues & Community Work Course 2025/26 will receive a QQI Level 5 Component Certificate in association with the Cork College of FET – Morrison’s Island Campus, Cork City.

·  About the Course

The Substance Use Issues & Community Work Course 2025 / 26 is designed to promote good practice among those who work in a paid or voluntary capacity with young people and communities who are affected by various issues.

·  Learning Outcomes

The course aims to provide a critical perspective on some of the issues that affect young people and their communities and encourages the development of coherent responses at individual and organisational level.

The components: Understanding Community Development and Substance Use Issues should support the ability of learners to work safely and effectively in youth and / or community work settings. The programme also aims to provide the participants with the necessary knowledge regarding applicable supports systems, both within and outside their communities.

·  Entry Requirements-

Applicants must send the relevant application form to Cork City Partnership by Friday 29th August 2025.

Be 21 or over (Jan 2025).

Attend a pre-entry information session 9th September 2025 (evening).

Attend a pre-arranged online interview 16th September 2025 (day)

Have Leaving Certificate, its equivalent OR alternatively complete a pre-arranged English Language Assessment on the 9th September 2024.

Applicants are also expected to be active participants in the community in either a voluntary or work capacity.

· Duration & Venue -The course will be run over a one year academic period on a Tuesday evening from September to March (20 weeks) in a blended format of both online and onsite in the Cork College of FET – Morrison’s Island Campus, Cork City.

· Course cost – €130 for each successful applicant. For further information on course tuition fees contact: Jacqueline Daly, Cork City Partnership.

For further information on any of the above and / or application forms please contact: Jacqueline Daly, DAPP, Cork City Partnership CLG. on 087 -1962030 or email: jdaly@partnershipcork.ie  Alternatively to view and / or download an application form and course brochure please to go: https://corkcitypartnership.ie/2025/05/the-substance-use-issues-and-community-work-course-25-26-qq1-level-5-evening-course/

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Educational Welfare Service, School Completion Programme, Home School Community Liaison

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Information for Parents and GuardiansTusla - Child and Family Agency

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The Child and Family Agency was established on 1st January 2014 and is now the dedicated State agency responsible for improving wellbeing and outcomes for children.

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These sessions can also take place in the home if needed. The focus is exploring the individuals strengths and interests in a safe space. Please get in touch for more information or for a referral form :)

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Let's Grow Together Training Poster

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Parent only sessions for Mams, Dads and other caregivers with children from 0-12 years.

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CPD Training Opportunity with Brona Starrs

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HSE Slaintecare Healthy Community Programme in North Cork City 1 

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JOIN IN-PERSON OR ONLINE

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ISPCC Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Programmes Official Referral Form_

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ISPCC Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Programmes Brochure

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For families living in the north-west and north-east of Cork city with children age 6-11

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Children's programme poster - March 2025

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Supporting parents to promote Safe Online Access for Children and Young People

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Supporting parents to promote Safe Online Access for Children and Young People

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CDYS The Hut run a weekly LGBTQ+ youth project on Wednesdays in the City Centre. For more information, contact Nadia on 0860443745

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We have a number of young travellers in our youth project in various groups inclduing Soccer etc.

We also have a specific Traveller Boys Group for boys aged 10+ on Wednesdays.

Contact Joe on 0868274863

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Follow The Hut UBU Youth Project on Instgram & Facebook for up to date info on groups & services: @CDYS_TheHut

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Follow The Hut UBU Youth Project on Instgram & Facebook for up to date info on groups & services: @CDYS_TheHut

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Cork Survey- Tell us about alcohol in your community !

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Cork Survey- Tell us about alcohol in your community !

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Cork Local Drug / Alcohol Task Force and the Drug / Alcohol Prevention Project are involved in a national initiative which is interested in finding out what you know about alcohol in your community. This Trinity College Dublin survey will provide us with a greater understanding of what you know about alcohol support services, alcohol advertising & marketing, and if you would know how or where to get help if you had a concern for a loved one’s drinking behaviour. If you’re over 18, please take the time to fill in this 10-minute survey.  https://tinyurl.com/3b539w7s

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SHEP Spring 2025 Community Education Programme for Health and Wellbeing

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Attached please find a range of courses for Cork area being organised for Spring 2025 on our Community Education for Health & Wellbeing short courses (20 hour) programme. An application form is also attached.  The courses are at No Charge and are supported through Cork ETB and SHEP with tutor hours. There are on-line and in-person options.  Please pass on the information to people you think might benefit from the opportunity and who might be interested to know of them or to apply. Details of courses also available on the SHEP Website at https://www.socialandhealth.com/short-courses-in-the-community/.

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Application Spring 2025 SHEP Short Courses for Health and Wellbeing.DOC

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Parents Plus Flyer DAPP Feb - April 2025_

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Registrations are now OPEN for FREE Autumn / Winter Art Programmes - A chance for children and young people (ages 6-15) with *lifelong physical health conditions to explore their creativity and grow in confidence, while making new friends and having fun along the way!

Art programmes are available both in-person and online so children and young people can take part wherever they are!
To sign up for a programme to suit you please click on the links below.  These links will take you to the sign-up forms and registration details for your chosen programme.

Programmes for Teenagers (Ages 13-15)

IN-PERSON Autumn Mid-Term Camp

1-3 Nov

ONLINE Autumn Mid-Term Camp

31 Oct - 4 Nov

IN-PERSON Programme for 8-12 Year Olds

IN-PERSON Autumn Mid-Term Camp - MALLOW

1-3 Nov

IN-PERSON Winter Saturdays - CORK

Every Saturday from 11 Nov - 2 Dec

All of our in-person workshops are supported by professional artists, volunteers and on-site medical care.

ONLINE Art Programme for 6-12 Year Olds

Nov 11 - Dec 16

Option 1: Ages 6-8

Option 2: Ages 9-12

Includes:

Weekly activities delivered by surprise postal drops

2 online sessions with the artist (optional)

A chance to sign-up to a Post Pal exchange (optional)

*A lifelong physical health condition is one which can be treated and managed but usually not cured.  Examples include diabetes, epilepsy, cystic fibrosis, allergies, heart conditions, chronic asthma, spina bifida, juvenile arthritis, rare or complex conditions and many more.

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Helium Arts, the national children’s arts and health charity

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We work with children and young people living with lifelong physical health conditions.Our aim is to bring positivity to these children’s lives through our free arts workshops, which take place in hospitals, community settings and online. Our workshops can inspire creativity, spark friendships and i…

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The HSE, in conjunction with the Department of Health and Local Authorities will host a webinar on Thursday 5 December, from 11:45am – 1pm. This webinar will be an opportunity to hear about the wide range of work which aims to improve the long-term health and wellbeing of people living within communities across Ireland, where health inequalities are most evident. Speakers will include staff from the HSE, community organisations and local authorities working on the Sláintecare Healthy Communities Programme, who will be sharing their experiences Please share with your local networks and encourage them to register for this event.

Register here.

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https://www.housingagency.ie/housing-information/homelessness

The directory is a centralised virtual location that helps individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness find supports and services to assist them.  It allows users to filter by county and category. There are a number of categories to choose from depending on an individual’s circumstances. These categories include Homeless and Homeless Preventions Services, Services for Foreign Nationals, Disability Services, Financial Advice and Supports etc. The full list can be viewed in the directory. This directory is equally useful for practitioners working in the homelessness sector or ancillary to same.

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Parenting When Separated Flyer 20.11.2024

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LIBERTY STREET HOUSE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT SERVCE AND OTHER SERVICES

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Infant Mental Health eBook Posters for Resources

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Early Years Programme - Starting October 2024